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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Please teacher, which word to use?
Could you tell me how you would correctly say these sentences please?
- It would be more expensive/cost more if you called a cab.
- It really helps with keeping/helps me keep my balance.
- He comes from a rich family./He's of a rich family. (How would you say this?)
- If you don't count the wait/don't take into account the wait, the commute only takes 45 minutes.
Thank you
- It would be more expensive/cost more if you called a cab.
- It really helps with keeping/helps me keep my balance.
- He comes from a rich family./He's of a rich family. (How would you say this?)
- If you don't count the wait/don't take into account the wait, the commute only takes 45 minutes.
Thank you
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It would be more expensive, if you called a cab. - It really helps with keeping keeping my balance. - He comes from a wealthy family.
- It would be more expensive, if you called a cab.
- - It really helps with keeping keeping my balance.
- - He comes from a wealthy family.
- - If you don't take into account the waiting, the commute only takes 45 minutes.
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It would be more expensive, if you called a cab.
- It really helps with keeping keeping my balance.
- He comes from a wealthy family.
- If you don't take into account the waiting, the commute only takes 45 minutes.
- It really helps with keeping keeping my balance.
- He comes from a wealthy family.
- If you don't take into account the waiting, the commute only takes 45 minutes.
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